I can't find a converter that's working properly with Prima (with some hand histories it works but without displaying the stacks, in this hand it's messed up completely) so I posted it on pokerhand.org)
I've been playing at this table for a while and I've been running about 19/16 but I wasn't getting out of line but was 3betting quite frequently due to the good run of cards. Villain in this hand was quite LAGish with stats: 36/24/2.8 after 180 hands. He was raising a lot, playing many pots. I bet the flop small to look kinda weakish and play for stacks since I thought villain has just about 100bb. When he raised I realized that the effective stacks were 240bb. I took some time and called his flop raise and checked the river. Then he pushed for about the size of the pot. What do you think about it? How would you play the flop knowing that you're 240bb deep? Yes I know I'm retarted not to notice this when I should.
And here's the hand:
http://www.pokerhand.org/?895043
03-11-2007, 08:06 AM
3-bet pot with AK, A high flop... but omg we\'re 240bb deep
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